was super depressed and i just felt like i had to take on the role of my dad and being super strong, independent person which i really wasn t. reporter: about a year and a half ago, kay lee connected with miranda heron and the two came up with the idea of builder a sister hood so military daughters could network and build up their confidence. this conference has gotten a lot of sport from the california national guard and it s the hope of everyone here that it will inspire similar support programs in all 50 states and not just for the teenager girls, but for the guys as well, back to you. what a great story, it s so wonderful they start this had program and all the kids know they re not alone in their experiences that they re going through. thank you, claudia. that s exactly right. that s exactly right. do you know what is in your child s textbooks? the texas state board of education is in the middle of a brawl over what ought to be taught in school. and a terror group in somal
a major ruling in and a long heated debate on a connection between vaccines and autism. three judges in three separate cases ruling an additive in vaccine does not cause autism. jamie: what do doctors and parents think about the rulings? how significant is it considered in the medical world? joining us now, the man who knows, fox news medical a-team managing editor, fox news health.com, dr. manny alvarez, thanks for seeing you, thank you for coming in. thank you. jamie: you ve studied this very closely. i did, remember, my son is autistic, something i ve been living for for 12 years now. the bottom line, i don t think that anything is going to dramatically change. this is a court ruling about litigation going back to 2002, where families of many children afflicted with autism felt that the vaccine, the preservative in the vaccine, the mercury
jihad jane s real name is colleen la rose. on tuesday u.s. officials invested a terror indictment years after she was arrested. a group linked to al-qaeda in iraq put $100,000 on his head for a cartoon he drew in 2007 depicted the head of muhammad on a dog s body and offered a bonus of 50 grand if he was quote, slaughtered like a lamb by having his throat cut. kelly. kelly: you know, caroline, we hear so much about home grown terrorists and something that federal law enforcement agents as well as local and state law enforcement agents are always looking out for. was paula ramirez on anyone s law enforcement radar? it appears she was. her stepfather says the fbi seized her computer in september shortly after she left for ireland. she doesn t fit the profile. a mom and light haired.
in somalia or whether the u.s. would u.s. air strikes as it has in the past to kill high value targets. u.s. officials say the growing cooperation between al-shabab which actively recruits americans of somali decent for terror training camps and in yemen which claimed responsibility for the attempted christmas bombing grows by the day. the state department was careful in its characterization. there s no question that some individuals, mostly in the senior leadership of al-shabab are affiliated either directly or indirectly with international terrorist groups. reporter: the concern among federal law enforcement is americans who trained in the al-shabab camps will come back to this country and launch similar attacks. but so far u.s. officials insist there is no credible evidence to suggest they intend to do so. at the state department, catherine herridge, fox news.
today, around one o clock is he we are going to be seeing them here soon for a nice meet and greet inside. the ceremony will take place inside the intrepid museum. when we say legends of aerospace we re really talking about the rock stars here. neil armstrong and guinea certainen, the first and last on moon. jim lovely, test pilot bob dylan to fly. black bird and steve ritchie, the last united states air force pilot ace. the group has been out and about touring around and visiting military stations in europe and southwest asia. they have been to turkey, kuwait, germany, great britain, talking to 1200 servicemen and women, at each stop the legends of aerospace held discussion groups to talk about the work the u.s. servicemen and women do every day putting themselves on the line to ensure america s freeman. captain jim lovell says he s